Bhowmick and the first family of Indian football
At first glance, it would be the craziest set-up in professional football.
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India's greatest architect?
May 14, 2013, BBC
Explore his prolific career with fellow architect David Adjaye.
Explore his prolific career with fellow architect David Adjaye.
Angelina Jolie had double mastectomy
May 14, 2013, Guardian
Star goes public about preventive breast surgery.
Star goes public about preventive breast surgery.
Anger at Hawking boycott deepens
May 9, 2013, GUARDIAN
Celebrated physicist Stephen Hawking is embroiled in a deepening furore.
Celebrated physicist Stephen Hawking is embroiled in a deepening furore.
Syrian rebels defect to Islamists
May 9, 2013, GUARDIAN
Jabhat al-Nusra luring fighters away from Free Syrian Army, say commanders.
Jabhat al-Nusra luring fighters away from Free Syrian Army, say commanders.
Malala's voice stronger, not silenced
May 9, 2013, CNN
Malala eyes a summer of speaking at the U.N. and telling her story in a new book.
Malala eyes a summer of speaking at the U.N. and telling her story in a new book.
Grave concerns
April 5, 2013, BBC
For the seven million residents living in Hong Kong, every inch counts.
For the seven million residents living in Hong Kong, every inch counts.
Facebook announces ‘Facebook Home’
April 5, 2013, Washington Post
Facebook is sinking its DNA even deeper into the smartphone with a suite of apps to debut on HTC.
Facebook is sinking its DNA even deeper into the smartphone with a suite of apps to debut on HTC.
Should you swim just after eating?
April 2, 2013, BBC
We are told that taking a dip on a full stomach is dangerous as it can cause a cramp, stitch.
We are told that taking a dip on a full stomach is dangerous as it can cause a cramp, stitch.
Pie-eyed for pizza: A love story
April 2, 2013, Washington Post
The author and her boyfriend travel the world, and everywhere they go, they have pizza.
The author and her boyfriend travel the world, and everywhere they go, they have pizza.
Meet the Gaybros
March 21, 2013, Slate
They like sports, hunting, and beer. They make the gay community mad.
They like sports, hunting, and beer. They make the gay community mad.
Sports star couples
March 21, 2013, Washington Post
Lindsey Vonn and Tiger Woods are the latest pairing of top-of-their-sport athletes.
Lindsey Vonn and Tiger Woods are the latest pairing of top-of-their-sport athletes.
Pakistan's piste
March 6, 2013, BBC
Skiing in the Pakistan's Swat Valley in defiance of the Taliban.
Skiing in the Pakistan's Swat Valley in defiance of the Taliban.
China: Three challenges
March 6, 2013, CNN
Xi Jinping is set to formally take charge of the country he'll rule for next 10 years.
Xi Jinping is set to formally take charge of the country he'll rule for next 10 years.
Sinkholes around the world
March 6, 2013, Washington Post
Often preceded by heavy rain, formations can destroy lives and leave shattered buildings.
Often preceded by heavy rain, formations can destroy lives and leave shattered buildings.
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Whistling in the dark
The whistleblower is a rather lonely creature. In a society inured to scam and sleaze, he is the only one obsessing about the truth.
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Hounded, not out
If you are a whistleblower in India, you are unlikely to be celebrated.
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It is bad business to silence the messenger
Tom Devine, legal director of the Government Accountability Project, has spent over three decades protecting whistleblowers the world over.
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Policy without premium
Corporate India suffers from the Vibhishana complex - people who side with the right, against their own who are in the wrong, are frowned upon.
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Faking it? Not tonight, darling
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The vegan vow
A healthy vegan diet is not just about saying 'no' to dairy products and meat, it is also about finding the right food to nourish your body.
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IPL: A dark hole of scandals
Routine, repetition, mediocrity make IPL memory-proof, an event to be consumed and forgotten instantaneously.
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Girl patrol in Patna
Students are enthusiastic about the Nirbhaya Cops pilot project that kicks off May 20, training them in legal, psychological aspects of women's safety as well as self-defence.
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Malwa’s mistresses
Madhya Pradesh had to retract its plan to legalise live-in relationships. But the state has a problem on its hands, dealing with the exploitation of tribal women by their so-called partners.
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'No song comes my way today'
Kavita Krishnamurthy Subramaniam has ruled Bollywood music for over three decades. She's seen the highs and lows having worked with some of the best music composers of all times.
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Change the rules of Sunday brunching by introducing desi elements to it.
